Class IRGlob

Returns instances for each column definition.

The actual objects that are returned when the plugin runs are often determined at run time because they depend on the profile loaded.

This method is used in order to introspect the types of each column without actually running the plugin. A plugin must provide an instance for each column without running any code. This allows interospectors to learn about the output format before running the actual plugin.

Note that this method should almost always be overloaded. We try to do our best here but it is not ideal. Ultimately all plugins will override this method and just declare a column_types() method.

Overrides: plugin.TypedProfileCommand.column_types

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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature

Overrides: object.__init__

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Converts a glob pattern into a list of pathspec components.

Wildcards are also converted to regular expressions. The pathspec
components do not span directories, and are marked as a regex or a
literal component.

We also support recursion into directories using the ** notation.  For
example, /home/**2/foo.txt will find all files named foo.txt recursed 2
directories deep. If the directory depth is omitted, it defaults to 3.

Example:
 /home/test**/*exe -> [{path: 'home', type: "LITERAL",
                       {path: 'test.*\Z(?ms)', type: "RECURSIVE",
                       {path: '.*exe\Z(?ms)', type="REGEX"}]]

Args:
  pattern: A glob expression with wildcards.

Returns:
  A list of PathSpec instances for each component.

Raises:
  ValueError: If the glob is invalid.

Collect data that will be passed to renderer.table_row.

Overrides: plugin.TypedProfileCommand.collect

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Overrides: plugin.Command.ImplementationByClass

Overrides: plugin.Command.ImplementationByName

GROUPING_PATTERN

Value:

re.compile(r'(\{([^\}]+,[^\}]+)\}|%%([^%]+?)%%)')